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What happens to our body when we sleep?

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Several things happen to our body while we are sleeping. The muscles relax, the heartbeat becomes slower, and the body temperature and the blood pressure go down. Our ever-active brain also slows down.

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Chapter 7: The Wonder Called Sleep - Questions [Page 27]

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NCERT English - A Pact With The Sun Class 6
Chapter 7 The Wonder Called Sleep
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